The Burke County news. [volume], July 13, 1900, Image 6

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STATE HOSPITAL BOTES.
Personal Mention and Items of Hews
by Our Begnlar Reporter.
Dr. I. M. Taylor is visiting
his mother at Chapel Hill.
Miss Lillie Patton has re
turned from a visit to Table
Rock.
Mr. George Wooten, of
Hickorv, was a visitor here
Monday.
Mr. Thomas Sparks claims
that his week-old baby girl is
a beauty.
Miss Sue Tate, of Morgan
ton, is visiting at the Hospital
this week.
Miss Lou London is spend
ing a few days among relatives
at Chambers.
Miss Mamie McGimpsey
has returned to the Hospital
from a visit to her home at
Table Rock.
Dr. J. J. McCampbell vis
ited at Bridgewater Saturday
professionally.
Miss Lizzie Howard is
spending a few days with
friends at Marion.
Rev. W. K. Houk went down
to Hickory Sunday, where he
held services on that day.
Mr. J. H. Hunnicutt, of
Winston, was a visitor here
last week for a day or two.
Mr. T. A. Barklev was
called to his home Wednesday
owing to sickness of his child.
The executive board of di
rectors of the Hospital were
in session here for a day last
week.
Miss Clara Clark, after a
visit of several days at her
home, has returned to the
Hospital.
Miss Pattie McAdams went
to her home in Alamance
county last week to spend
some time.
Mr. John L. Nelson visited
relatives in Caldwell county
last week and returned to the
Hospital Monday last.
Mr. R. N. Hackett, of
Wilkesboro, spent a night at
the Hospital last week and
was the guest of Dr. Murphy.
Miss Gertrude Hall, of
Lenoir, who has been visiting
Miss Mae Murphy here for
several days past, returned to
her home Wednesday.
Rain is needed badly for the
grass and growing products
in general and to allay the
dust that soars skyward to
iind a lodgement in the foliage
of the tree tops to change
their former verdant tint to
an ashen hue.
Messrs. Ashe, of the Agri-I
cultural Department of Wash
jngion, D. C, and Mulford, of
Cornell University of Ithaca,
N. Y., were visitors here last
week.
Mrs. Thomas Gibson, who
has been on a visit for some
time with relatives here, Dr.
and Mrs. I. M. Taylor, re
turned to her homein Hickory
Saturday.
Mr. Thomas Gibson and
daughter, Miss Bessie, of
Hickory, visited their relative
Miss May Evans here Monday,
Miss Bessie will remain here
a few days.
Mr. A. M. Scott went to his
home near Glen Alpine Tues
day to register and says he is
prepared now to deposit a bal
lot, August the 2nd, for White
Supremacy.
Mr. A. B. Carter, of Salis
bury, traveling and soliciting
agent for the Textile Excel
sior, of Charlotte, visited his
kinsman Mr. J. H. O. Carter
here Sunday.
Messrs. A. H. Wacaster,
A. J. Walker, J. M. Dougher
ty and David Mull, attended
the Aycock speaking at New
ton Friday and report the
Dutch as being out in force
and stirred up as never before
and agin the nigger every
time.
Hon. M. H. Justice, of
Rutherford, and Hon. Locke
Craig, of Buncombe, two fine
speakers, will address the
people at Oak Forest, near
the Hospital, Saturday night.
Come and hear them and see
the great procession and
drink free lemonade.
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"Before Baby is Born.7
Judges of Election.
At the meeting of the Countv Board
of Elections held on Monday, July 2nd
the following list of judges for the
August election were appointed :
Morganton Township, No. 1 T. L
Hemphill, J. R. Wortman.
Morganton, No. 2 W. E. Walton
(Hospital), Ranus Whitener,
Silver Creek, No. 1 E. P. Bennett
T. L. Epley.
Silver Creek, No. 2 J. C. Mn;s
John Seals.
Linville Collett Parks, John Fox.
Upper Creek, No. 1 Parks Nam.
F. C. Ferguson.
Upper Creek No. 2-Wm. Cuthbert
son, Thomas Keller.
Quaker Meadow J. A. Lackev,
Jackson Miller.
Lower Creek W. B. McDowell,
Gilmore Mabe.
Smoky Creek C. H. Smith, Waits
Benfield.
Lovelady H. C. Goode, V.
R. Lindsay.
Icard, No. 1 Lewis Waiiick
Esq. Icard.
Icard, No. 2 R. B. Abei
nethy. James Martm.
Lower Fork, No. 1 Jacob
Dietz, Joel Cloud.
Lower Fork. No. 2 D. C.
Hoyle, Nathan L. Chapman.
Upper Fork J. A. Poteet,
Ruf us Cars well.
E. S. Waelick, Chm.
J. E. Coulter, Sec.
July 2, 1900.
PATTON SCHOOL.
Morganton, N C
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verware and Novelties.
Fresh additions arriving almost daily.
Call in and see our line. No trouble to
show goods. Very respectfully,